1st Ride of 2012

January 1, 2012 Motorcycling

It’s always a test. When will I be able to get in the first ride of the year? Sometimes, it takes a few days for the weather to clear enough to make it possible. But on this 1st day of January, 2012, the weather is starting off pretty darned good for January. It’s about 50 [...]

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Rainbow over Ohio

December 30, 2011 Landscapes

Ever feel like life is a little dreary? All it takes is a rainbow to make you smile. See you on the highway! Brent

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Maps and atlases are favorite planning tools

December 29, 2011 Notes to Readers

It’s that time of year. The motorcycling has become almost non-existent, and the dreaming of motorcycling has taken over. Maps and atlases come out of the drawer and the list of journalistic goals begins. 2012 looks like it’s going to be a good one. See you on the highway! Brent

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A favorite pair of boots

December 23, 2011 Sojourn Poetry

The boots sit patiently near the doorwaiting for an opportunity to go outside.Unlike a favorite pet, they do not need to gobut they do like exercise every now and then. Brent

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Wishing you a Happy Holidays

December 20, 2011 Notes to Readers

Lin and I have sent out our 2011 e-Christmas Cards. If you didn’t get yours, here’s a second chance to read our Christmas Letter. You can subscribe for future mailings about my adventures at the bottom of this e-Letter. See you on the highway! Brent

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Planning for the 2012 adventures

December 16, 2011 Sojourn Chronicles

It’s that time of the year when the riding season is nearly over and thoughts turn to next year. I scour notes, pour over maps and start researching ideas. I try to keep in mind past rides, and those roads that gave me pleasure. But most of all, I try to plan something around a [...]

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Sunrise in clear December skies

December 10, 2011 Sojourn Poetry

Most of the clouds have moved along leaving clear skies and cold temperatures creating great conditions for a photographic sunrise. Brent

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